New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17


Berlin, sails from Hamburg today ana VIII a.i ~
here IN time to rehearsc and appear on aug. .,ne
G. Gilmore will probably arrive ner to a, ten weeks
in this o,ty aud will then go to Phadepnia, Onicago
and San Franc SEQ. When it Is oncs fairly runnugi
Iure Kiralfy will turn his attention TO the @aSei
an.omime no intends producing TINS season'
GIndianar as now given at WallacRs has proved
one of the most successful OF the operas Solar gwen
there this summer. The music OF the topioai song'
Two Lovely Black Eyes," sung by Mr.. Del, was
originally compo by W. j. Seaman, the young irsn
comedian foe words his composition, the refrain
being sly Nellles Blue Eyes T" He sang It success
fuly some years ago and then laid It aside. well
known London music hall singer picked IL up SOME
time ago aud burlesqued it uto its present iorn, anu
/. IL now the rage among the music hail loving porto
OF London, and has teen imported here as ota, anu
nav English novelty. Z" Indiana VIII only DC seen
tor another week. Mr. McCaull feels assured ne Gao
redupiicate its with revival oil Inc begssr
Student winch has not been heard here since its
successful run at the Casino three years ago. W
Wolf Hopper, who is 10 play Olendori mas pee. ~
securing the city in state of frantic excitement TO
find actress snail enough to fifty represent ms
amusing shadow, Poppenberg." or whatever the
be- His brow s now tree from care lSs ne
Besides the two the cast will inclnde hubert
Hoa, Miss Manos, Miss Miles Mrs. Digby Bell ana
Mr.. Grips THE Beggar Student viii be im ins
diately followed by Beman," which, 1T is expected
will to the end of the season.
A. NJ. Palmer who was in the city during the early
part of the week, started on wednesday night for
Chicago. where he will superintend such productions
by his company as he may determine upon VIXEN he
reaches there He will not return until the beginning
of August when he will come back to look alter the
sending out of two companies to play jim the rem
man throughout the country. MIR. Palners absence
is not mprobably due to hs desire to escape mpor-
tune questioning TO whether no he Is to be tue
manager OF the Mad son Square Garden Theatre
This Is the theatre which, 1t Is intended. shall form
part of the elaborate building to be erected ON the ate
OF the old Madison Square Garden by the wealthy
syndicate which owns the property. MT RAINIER
has far said neither yea nay; but it Is not I'M
likely that he will in any continue to be manager
Of the Madison Square Theatre for another season. OF
until he can find n theatre more adapted to his
needs than his present home 1t is not altogether the
size OF the auditorium that Mr. Palmer objects to, but
the stage is so cramped and badly arranged TIA: the
rich luxurious setting to plays in which his soul de-
lights, becomes matter OF such extreme dihcuty as
in some cases TO amount to AL impossibility.
II appears that among the plays which came into
the possession of BARLEY Campbelps receiver was
Ky Geraldine which had proves not the least sue
cessful of Mr.. Can pbels various productions. Among
those who did we'll with it some years ago was W. d.
Seaman, who claims that he bought it outright IRON
Mr.. Campbell. In ignorance OF this TACT Ar. Camp
bells receiver, Ernest Hal vier, let the lay ON q
royalty of $40 q week to Duncan Il. Harrison, tor
merry the business manager OF W. W. Tiliotson OIL the
Evangeline company. Mr.. Harrison intends to
star Agnes Robertson Mrs Bouicault during the COM
ing in Mr. Campbeps play, and was much
surprised to learn of Mr. Scanlans claim. Mr. Seaman
has however In his possession documentary evidence
as to his claim and the matter will probably be
amicably arranged. Mr.. Seaman was in town last
week, having ul from Far Rockaway, where he
is staying to attend this matter. He will remain
at the seaside until his DEL arturo in August Tor San
Francisco.
At the Casino Erminie still continues to attract,
Notwithstanding its antiquity and the thermometric
yagaries. Next Thursday evening will see its 4oOth
representation aud already Mr.. Aronsou says there
hardly seat LETT in the house. The souvenir to be
distributed on this occasion has already been de-
scribed and Is probably the most elaborate yet dis
trlbuted on similar occasions at this theatre